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A screenshot of an online video call grid showing about 20 participant tiles, most with names printed in their tiles such as "Yogamalar", "Parimala - Toronto", "Patricia Bambury", "Ravi Thirun", "Dhanalakshmi & Chandra", "Letchumi", "Rajarajeswary" and "Mahes Kumaran". The top-left tile shows an older man with white hair and a white beard wearing an orange and gold garment and holding a blue object, in a bright room. Other tiles show women in saris or casual clothes, a man in a dark grey shirt smiling, and a tile with a shaded tree trunk labelled "Ma Maha Anadyantananda". The overlay line reads "TN Sri Nithya Sivapriyan & Rajeswari" and "CA - Sri Nithya Akshayaguna Ananda". Participants are seen in home settings, with framed pictures visible in some tiles.

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